In the latest world rankings released by world soccer governing body FIFA, a number of members benefit from just-concluded regional tournaments. 

Belgium remain top on the list, with South American champions Brazil replacing France in second place, with a narrow margin of 20 points to the top.  

Other South American sides among the top 10 are Copa America quarter-finalists Uruguay (5th, up 3), Colombia (8th, up 5), and Bronze-medalists Argentina (10th, up 1). 

African champions Algeria (40th, up 28) are the biggest climber in the latest edition by ranks and points (117 points), while fellow finalist Senegal (20th, up 2) reached their best-ever Ranking position.  

Meanwhile, China moved up two place to 71. 

FIFA rankings: 

1. Belgium 
2. Brazil (+1) 
3. France (-1) 
4. England 
5. Uruguay (+3) 
6. Portugal (-1) 
7. Croatia (-1) 
8. Colombia (+5) 
9. Spain (+2) 
10. Argentina (+1)